exodus part 2

Where does Israel go after leaving Egypt?

Mount Sinai.

What does God make with Israel at Mount Sinai?

A covenant (a special promise relationship).

What does God call Israel in the covenant?

A treasured possession, a kingdom of priests, and a holy nation.

What does God give Israel as part of the covenant?

The Ten Commandments.

What is the purpose of the Ten Commandments?

To show how to live in relationship with God and others.

What is the Tabernacle?

A tent where God’s presence lives among His people.

A tent where God’s presence lives among His people.

It shows God wants to dwell with His people.

Who are priests?

People who act as mediators between God and the Israelites.

Why were sacrifices needed?

Because sin separates people from God.

What is blood atonement?

A sacrifice where life is given to cover sin.

What did the Israelites do while Moses was on Mount Sinai?

They made and worshipped a golden calf.

Why was the golden calf a serious sin?

It broke the covenant and replaced God with an idol.

Who were the spies?

Twelve Israelites, one from each tribe, sent to explore Canaan.

How many spies trusted God?

Two.

Who were the two faithful spies?

Joshua and Caleb.

What did the other ten spies say?

the land was too dangerous and they couldn’t take it.

What choice did the Israelites make after the spies’ report?

They chose fear and refused to trust God.

What was the consequence of not trusting God?

They wandered in the wilderness for 40 years.

What happened to that generation during the 40 years?

They died before entering the Promised Land.

What did the Israelites do again in the wilderness?

They complained against God.

What did God send when the people complained?

Snakes that bit them.

How did God provide a way to be healed?

A bronze snake lifted on a pole.

What did people have to do to be healed?

Look at the bronze snake in faith.

What does the bronze snake show?

Both judgment and mercy.

Who becomes the leader after Moses?

Joshua.

What does this whole story show about God?

He is faithful even when people fail.

What does this story show about humans?

They often disobey and fail to trust God.

covenant

A special promise relationship between God and His people.

What does “kingdom of priests” mean?

Israel represents God to others and helps connect people to Him.

What is holiness?

Being set apart and pure for God.

What is the Tabernacle?

God’s dwelling place among His people.

What is a priest?

A mediator between God and people.

What is sacrifice?

Giving something (often an animal) to deal with sin.

What is blood atonement?

Life given (through blood) to cover sin.

What is Passover?

When God saved Israel from Egypt through the blood of a lamb.

What is the Day of Atonement?

A yearly sacrifice to cleanse sin.

What was the golden calf?

An idol the Israelites worshipped instead of God.

What is the bronze snake?

A symbol God used to heal people who looked at it in faith.

What are cities of refuge?

Safe places for people who accidentally harmed someone.

Why was the golden calf a serious sin?

It broke the covenant and replaced God

What did priests do?

Acted as mediators and offered sacrifices

Why was the Tabernacle important?

It showed God wanted to live among His people

What did priests do?

Acted as mediators and offered sacrifices

Why was the golden calf a serious sin?

It broke the covenant and replaced God

Who were the spies?

Israelites from each tribe

Which two spies trusted God?

Joshua and Caleb

Why did Israel wander for 40 years?

They refused to trust God

What did the bronze snake represent?

Both judgment and mercy

What does holiness mean?

Being set apart for God

bronze altar

sacrifices for sin

laver

washing/cleansning

lampstand

light/guidance

incense alatr

prayers rising

ark of covenant

gods precense

why did god give 10 commandements

to live in relationship with Him and with others. prevent from sinning because it harms your relationship with him. a way to refelct gods charecter